EP1253966A2 - Substanzen und mittel zur positiven beeinflussung von kollagen - Google Patents
Substanzen und mittel zur positiven beeinflussung von kollagenInfo
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- EP1253966A2 EP1253966A2 EP00953113A EP00953113A EP1253966A2 EP 1253966 A2 EP1253966 A2 EP 1253966A2 EP 00953113 A EP00953113 A EP 00953113A EP 00953113 A EP00953113 A EP 00953113A EP 1253966 A2 EP1253966 A2 EP 1253966A2
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- the present invention relates to the use of substances and agents which favorably influence the peripheral-local, tissue- or organ-cell-specific formation of sex hormones, and the associated therapeutic or prophylactic applications.
- the invention relates in particular to the use of such substances and agents for positively influencing collagen.
- Applications for parts of the body containing collagen, such as skin, tendons, fasciae, ligaments, cartilage, bones, dentin, arteries and veins, urinary vessels and other vessel walls are considered. This results in extremely useful options for the prophylaxis and therapy of various diseases.
- "Positive influence" in the sense of the invention means above all a stabilization, multiplication and / or restoration of the collagen or the collagen fibers.
- Testosterone is the epitome of male sex hormone. Its effects are mediated via the so-called androgen receptor. Like all steroid hormones, testosterone works together with its receptor as a transcription factor (Roy 1995) that regulates transcription. After binding the androgen, androgen receptors change their structure and move to the corresponding genes in the cell nucleus, the expression of which is influenced by androgens. Testosterone itself does not bind particularly good at the androgen receptor, but first has to be chemically modified slightly inside the cell.
- the enzyme 5-alpha reductase removes the only double bond in the steroid hormone molecule and dihydrotestosterone (DHT) is produced, which has a ten-fold higher affinity for the androgen receptor than testosterone (G ⁇ no, 1990).
- Dihydrotestosterone can also arise from 5 alpha-dihydroandrostandion, which in turn was created with the help of 5 alpha-reductase from androstenedione. This path predominates, for example, in the genital skin of men and women (Stanczyk 1990).
- testosterone mainly comes from the testicles and to a small extent also from the adrenal cortex.
- the testosterone level in men is 280 to 1100 nanograms / milliliter, in women 15 to 70 nanograms / milliliter (ostradiol: up to 0.45 nanograms / milliliter).
- DHEA dehydroepiandrosterone
- Double bond of ring B is transferred into ring A (3-beta-hydroxysteroid dehydrogenase / isomerase, 3-beta HSD). This produces androstenedione, from which it is only a small step to testosterone (conversion of the keto group at C-17 into a hydroxyl group with the 17-beta-hydroxysteroid
- Dehydrogenase This testosterone is then converted to the potent androgen DHT within the same or different cells.
- Cells that have the above two enzymes can therefore produce their testosterone from a relatively high concentration in the blood, the precursor dehydroepiandrosterone, process it themselves or release it into the environment, where it can encounter cells that possess alpha reductase and can thus form DHT.
- Ostrone is a weakly active estrogen and, like testosterone, must first be converted into an effective hormone in the target cell in order to be fully effective. This is done by d ⁇ el7-beta-HSD, which converts ostrone into the much more effective ostradiol.
- the mechanism of action of ostradiol at the cellular level corresponds to that of DHT. It works via intracellular hormone receptors, which selectively activate the relevant genes as transcription factors.
- Ostradiol can also arise intracellularly from androstenedione not only via ostrone, but also via testosterone, which can also be converted into an estrogen by aromatase. This time directly into the effective estrogen, the ostradiol. Testosterone can therefore be converted into a highly effective androgen or a highly effective estrogen within certain target cells with the help of a single enzymatically catalyzed step, depending on which enzyme is more active.
- the organism needs neither ovaries nor testes, but only an adrenal cortex (Labrie 1995, Lab ⁇ e 1997). Therefore, both men and women can produce both ostradiol and testosterone in their tissues. Since the Formation of the highly effective hormones and their effects can take place in the same cell, one speaks of "intracrenology" (Labrie 1991).
- the aromatase is less ubiquitously distributed than the 17-betaHSD, it can happen that the steroids to be aromatized were produced within cells other than ostrone or ostradiol.
- the theca cells in the ovary specialize in the production of androgenic estrogen precursors, and ostradiol is produced from these in the neighboring granulosa cells (Tamaoka 1987, Roberts 1990). This makes perfect sense because then only the cells whose increase is linked to the growth of follicles secrete ostradiol into the blood, the concentration of which tells the brain the size of the follicle. From a certain ostradiol concentration in the blood, ovulation occurs.
- DHEA-S The direct production of estrogens from DHEA takes place to a high degree during pregnancy in the placenta.
- the main precursor is the sulfated form, the DHEA-S.
- DHEA-S does not come from the adrenal cortex of pregnant women, but from that of the fetus (Gips 1980). If the delivery or conversion does not work, there is a diagnostically meaningful reduction in certain breakdown products of the estrogens (17 ketosteroids) in the urine.
- DHEA-releasing sulfatase is absent (congenital ichthyosis occurs only in boys), there is no increase in the estrogen concentration in the mother's blood.
- the extra gonadal sex hormone formation in the skin apparently already plays a role in the fetus.
- Another condition in which a normal spontaneous birth occurs despite the lack of estrogens in the mother's blood is the congenital deficiency on aromatase.
- the placenta no longer converts the androgens to estrogens, and the mother even grows a mustache. This may be due to the stimulation of the extragonadal sex hormone formation in the mother's skin, which originates from the human chorionic gonadotroph (hCG).
- the object of the invention is to favorably influence the extragonadal sex hormone formation in order to enable therapeutic effects via the peripheral-local, tissue- or organ-cell-specific presence or absence of the sex hormones.
- the collagen in the relevant parts of the body containing collagen can be positively influenced by using a substance which has the ability to inhibit the formation and / or the action of estrogens.
- a substance which has the ability to inhibit the formation and / or the action of estrogens After application of the substance or a composition containing this substance, the collagen in the parts of the body containing collagen is stabilized, increased and / or restored.
- the present invention takes a completely new path.
- the central point of this approach is a targeted intervention m the peripheral-local, tissue- or organ-cell-specific formation of sex hormones by means of substances which are particularly suitable for this purpose, namely primarily those which inhibit the formation and / or the effect of estrogens.
- aromatase inhibitors serve, according to the invention, as particularly suitable substances for use in the present invention.
- the simultaneous or additional inhibition of the formation of dihydrotestosterone can also have an advantageous effect, particularly in the case of applications in the skin.
- 5-alpha reductase inhibitors are preferred, but also alpha-receptor blockers.
- negative influencing factors which can have an adverse effect on the collagen content and stability, can be at least partially compensated for by the use of the substance or the composition containing this substance and thus damaging effects on the human body can be mitigated.
- negative influencing factors especially the increased ones
- the suitable substances for the production of an agent or pharmaceutical formulation can be used together with the pharmaceutically acceptable additives customary for the respective type of application and can be used in therapeutic treatments.
- estradiens is understood to mean all natural, female sex hormones with an estrogenic effect, such as ostradiol, ostrone and ostrol. According to the present invention, two classes of substances which are described in more detail below are particularly suitable as substances which inhibit the formation and / or action of estrogens.
- anti-estrogens i.e. substances that block estrogen receptors and thus inhibit the action of estrogen as antagomsten.
- aromatase inhibitors are also substances that can locally inhibit the extragonadal estrogen formation.
- cytochrome p450 steroidal and non-steroidal inhibitors of (cytochrome p450) aromatase come into question.
- the aromatase is the key Enzyme, which catalyzes the chemical conversion of the precursor molecules (such as dehydroepiandrosterone (DHEA) and androstenedione) from the adrenal gland and transported via the blood into estrogens. Inhibition of this enzyme consequently leads to local m situ inhibition of estrogen formation. Because of their particularly advantageous mode of action, the aromatase inhibitors are preferred for use in the use according to the invention.
- aromatase inhibitors include the following substances:
- Non-steroidal aromatase inhibitors are non-steroidal aromatase inhibitors:
- MR 20492 and MR 20494 (two indolizone derivatives) py ⁇ dyl-substituted indanones, indanes and tetralme s-t ⁇ azm derivative SEF19
- aromatase inhibitors are known per se, mainly as systemically used active ingredients for the medical-therapeutic treatment of breast cancer.
- A.M.H. Brodi in: "J. Steorid Biochem. Molec. Biol.”, Vol. 49, No. 4-6, pp. 281-287 (1994), and P.E. Goss and K.M. E. H. Gwyn in: "Journal of Clinical Oncology", Vol. 12, No. 11, pp. 2460-2470 (1994).
- soy gycms (INCI name according to the Lmne system) contain substances with aromatase inhibiting properties and that these aromatase inhibitors originating from soy glycmas can be used in the context of the present invention.
- aromatase inhibitors originating from soy glycmen can easily be obtained by providing “glycine soy” (soybean oil or extract or so asterol) and then isolating the component with an aromatase-inhibiting effect via common separation methods, such as liquid chromatography, in particular by means of HPLC ,
- the oxidation can be carried out enzymatically, for example according to the method described by Y.Fujimoto et al. m: “J. Am. Chem. Soc", vol. 104, pp. 4718-4720 (1982), or by chemical means, such as, for example, according to the method described by P. Welzel in: “Tetrahedron", Vol. 41, No. 20, pp. 4509-4517 (1985).
- substances of the anti-estrogen class are in particular the non-steroidal estrogen antagonists tamoxifen (Z-2- [4- (1,2-diphenyl-1-butenyl) phenoxy] -N, N-dimethylam) and aminoglutethimide ( 3- (4-aminophenyl) -3-ethyl-2, 6-p ⁇ per ⁇ dm-d ⁇ on) and their analogs and derivatives, for example 3-hydroxytamoxif, 4-hydroxytamoxif and to mention the 7 ⁇ -alkyl-sulfinyl-tamoxifen analog (ICI 182.780).
- tamoxifen Z-2- [4- (1,2-diphenyl-1-butenyl) phenoxy] -N, N-dimethylam
- aminoglutethimide 3- (4-aminophenyl) -3-ethyl-2, 6-p ⁇ per ⁇ dm-d ⁇ on
- analogs and derivatives for example 3-hydroxytamoxif, 4-hydroxyt
- one or more of the substances described above can be used to inhibit formation and / or
- Effect of estrogens can be combined with a further active principle in such a way that the formation and / or the effect of dihydrotestosterone is additionally or simultaneously inhibited. This is done by using a 5-alpha reductase inhibitor or an alpha receptor blocker, with the use of 5-alpha reductase inhibitors being highly preferred.
- 5-alpha reductase inhibitors examples include:
- Nonsteroidal inhibitors are nonsteroidal inhibitors:
- TZP-4238 steroidal antiandrogen
- alpha receptor blocker is R - (-) - 5- ⁇ 2- [2- (2-ethoxyphenoxy) ethylamino] peropyl] -2-methoxybenzenesulfonamide (Tamsulosm).
- substances for inhibiting the formation and / or action of dihydrotestosterone are also known per se, but only for the treatment of benign prostate hyperplasia (see “Red List”, Editio Cantor, Aulendorf (DE), (1999)).
- Particularly useful substances are those which can have both an aromatics and a 5-alpha reductase inhibitory activity.
- An example of substances with this bifunctional ability is sterol 4-hydroxyandrostendion, which is very similar to androstenedione, and their derivatives, for example the above-mentioned formestane, or soy sterols.
- a topical, ie provided for application to the skin certain composition comprising one or more substance (s) such that the formation and / or the action of estrogens and at the same time the formation and / or the action of dihydrotestosterone is inhibited.
- a composition can be used cosmetically above all in a locally topical formulation.
- This combined principle of action can be obtained by a combination of substances which each have the ability to inhibit estrogen formation or action on the one hand or the ability to inhibit dihydrotestosterone formation or action on the other hand, the substances mentioned above being suitable with the respective functions are. Because of improved controllability, a combination of an aromatase inhibitor with a 5-alpha reductase
- An embodiment is particularly preferred if, as described above, a substance used is bifunctional and has both aromatase inhibitor and 5-alpha-reductase inhibitor properties.
- the substance described above or the substances can be administered in customary dosage forms.
- the pharmaceutical forms accordingly contain the additives which are customary and known for oral or topical application, for injections, for inhalations or for transdermal therapy.
- the pharmaceutical form is preferably designed as being suitable for topical application or transdermal therapy, for injection or for inhalation.
- the amount of the active substance for inhibiting estrogen formation or action in such formulations is not critical and can be adapted to the respective application.
- an active substance content m of the entire composition of 0.0001 to 10 percent by weight (% by weight), preferably 0.001 to 5% by weight and in particular 0.3 to 2% by weight, is suitable.
- the other additives which may be present can be used in the amounts customary for the respective formulations. The same applies to the optional additional use of the active substance for inhibiting the formation or action of dihydrotestosterone.
- the substances described above, which are suitable for this purpose are used in a balanced relationship with one another in order to achieve a desired effect.
- the quantity ratio to be used in the combination can be adapted to the respective requirements.
- one type of substance or the other type of substance may predominate, depending on which mode of action is primarily sought.
- the weight ratio of the one to the other type of substance is, for example, in a range from 90/10 to 10/90, in particular in a range from 60/40 to 40/60.
- Various aspects of the present invention are based on certain conditions in the human body which are characterized by one or more of the following criteria: increased activity of the aromatase, increased expression or formation of LH and / or hCG in the human body, increased expression or formation of glucocorticoids in the human body, or the therapeutic administration of glucocorticoids, and increased formation of vitamin D, for example as a result of sun exposure.
- Organs or tissues containing aromatase include skin, connective tissue, bones, vessel walls (even the vena cava contains aromatase [Sasano 1999] in its wall), blood cells (especially macrophages), muscles, uterus, brain and others.
- certain groups of people can be particularly affected, e.g. postmenopausal women.
- the causes of this are ultimately not certain, but the following can be assumed:
- the activity of the enzymes involved in the extragonadal sex hormone formation can be stimulated by LH or hCG. Of course, this also includes that of aromatase.
- the extra gonadal sex hormone formation can be stimulated not only by increasing the enzymes involved via LH, but also by providing increased amounts of precursors.
- LH receptors are located in the adrenal gland. These are located on steroidogenic cells that form DHEA (Pabon 1996).
- the activity of aromatase can also be specifically stimulated by glucocorticoids (Harada 1992), which increase the transcription of the m-RNA of the aromatase.
- the promoter of exon 1 which is expressed in a tissue-specific manner, has a glucocorticoid-responsive element to the skin cells, the stromal cells of the adipose tissue and m osteoblasts, to which the glucocorticoid receptor binds and increases the transcription of the aromatase gene (Zhao 1995).
- Postmenopause is a condition with a permanently increased concentration of LH and its release hormone LHRH or GnRH, which controls the release of LH from the pituitary gland. Continuously increased LH concentration should lead to a continuously increased local ostradiol production in the tissues that can react to this and have aromatase. This resulted in a reduction in their collagen fiber content.
- stretch marks A major change in the skin during pregnancy is the stretch marks, which are interpreted as stretch marks. Similar stripes can also be found in Cushmg's disease, a condition with permanently elevated blood levels of glucocorticoids, caused by the replacement of the cyclical fluctuations in the blood ACTH level with a plateau in the ACTH concentration. The hallmark of the skin on the stretch marks is a decrease in the
- the skin is an organ dependent on estrogen, whereby estrogens should not lead to a decrease, but to an increase in the collagen fibers in the skin.
- the collagen of the skin is essentially of type I.
- ML Barklink et al. J. Appl. Physiol.” 1993, 74 (2), pp. 727-732
- D. Gruber et al. (“Kim. Wienschrift” (Vienna) 1995, 107, pp. 622-625) report that the estrogen-dependent, postmenopausal reduction in collagen tissue can be assessed using ultrasound and assume that successful therapy can be achieved by optimizing the doses of estrogen replacement therapy (hormone replacement therapy, HRT) is possible.
- HRT hormone replacement therapy
- the percentage of collagen in the skin and the proportion of mature “crosslmks” (histidmohydroxylysmorleuzm) in the skin do not change.
- HRT hormone replacement therapy
- Skin topical aromatase inhibition can be used to locally increase the skin's percentage of collagen fibers. This is with the cosmetic impression
- Cutis which is anatomically and functionally different from the subcutis.
- Estrogen receptors are available (Hughes 1997 (caratocytes), Valdonne 1998 (fibroblasts)). Since the aromatase activity of the skin (especially the female) is constitutive and estrogens reduce the content of collagen fibers, the female skin does not contain as much constitutively
- Collagen fibers like the male skin, which is also much thicker. If you lower the local estrogen concentration in the female skin, there is an increase in collagen fibers. Since the estrogen concentration in the female skin is caused to a considerable extent by the local activity of the aromatase, a reduction in the local estrogen concentration is achieved by inhibiting the aromatase activity in the keratocytes and the skin fibroblasts. The inhibition of skin aromatase thus leads to an increase in collagen fibers, especially those of type I, and thus to an increase in the thickness and firmness of the skin. These phenomena are noticed by the test persons examined in the context of the invention after about 4 weeks of use and have been experimentally proven.
- the topical inhibition of aromatase in the skin means that the androstenedione is only open to testosterone.
- Testosterone itself cannot be flavored to ostradiol, but is activated when 5-alpha Reductase converted to the powerful androgen DHT.
- the skin is rich in 5-alpha reductase (Mestayer 1996, Courchay, Luu-The 1994) and can convey the typical masculine appearance (beard, sebum glands, thickness).
- Ostradiol is able to inhibit 5 alpha reductase (Cassidenti 1991). If the aromatase is now inhibited, the skin is depleted of ostradiol.
- testosterone in small amounts (6 nanomoles / L) already inhibits the aromatase in the skin half-maximally (Berkovitz 1990). By inhibiting the 5 alpha reductase, the skin is enriched with testosterone and thus also the aromatase is inhibited.
- a suitable formulation of the substance to be used can be selected for topical application of the active substance (s) or the composition described, e.g. an ointment, a cream, a gel, an emulsion (lotio), a powder, a 01, etc.
- the composition includes additives necessary for the corresponding
- Formulation as an ointment, cream, gel, emulsion, powder or 01 etc. are common. Described and commercially available, conventional skin care products are particularly suitable in the respective formulations for use in the present invention. As usual additives for such
- Formulations serve, for example, vegetable oils such as almond oil, olive oil, peach kernel oil, peanut oil, castor oil and the like. The like., Plant extracts, Ethe ⁇ sche oils, vitamin oils, fats and fatty substances, lipoids, phosphatides, hydrocarbons such as paraffins, petroleum jelly, lanolin, waxes and. etc..,
- Detergents other active ingredients such as lecithm, wool fatty alcohols, carotene and the like. the like. the like., Skin nutrients, perfumes, cosmetic substances, alcohols, glycerol, glycols, urea, talc, preservatives, sunscreens, dyes such as titanium white and zinc white, antioxidants etc.
- Water is generally used as the basic substance, so that - usually with the addition of emulsifiers such as Fatty alcohol sulfates, alkali soaps, lecithins, tnethanolamine and. the like - a 0 / W or W / O emulsion is obtained.
- the invention is applicable not only there, but also to other components of the body, particularly those containing collagen, as local application target sites, such as cartilage, tendons, ligaments, fasciae, vascular walls of veins and veins such as varicose veins or the urethra, collagen-containing ulcers such as leg ulcers, dentin, bones, the collagen capsules of atherosclerotic plaques and the like.
- a typical injury to athletic women affecting the connective tissue is rupture of the anterior cruciate ligament in the knee. This is much more common in women than in men (Powell 2000, de Loes 2000). This particularly applies to the time of ovulation (Wojtys 2000). Then there are also the highest LH levels in the blood and thus the strongest extragonadal formation of sex steroids in the premenopausal woman. Apparently a slightly higher local estrogen concentration within the band makes it more vulnerable.
- the ligaments of the knee joint have estrogen receptors (Sciore 1998).
- the substance or the composition containing this substance can also be used in a supportive manner during surgical interventions in such parts of the body that contain high levels of collagen.
- the use for cosmetic purposes is preferred, also in the context of cosmetic surgery.
- the substance or composition to be used according to the invention is also suitable as an alternative to surgical measures, for example to promote or build up cartilage mass or to strengthen tendons and ligaments.
- Another advantageous area of application is therefore also sports medicine, where it is important to counteract the wear and tear or even injuries to tendons, ligaments, muscles and cartilages caused by sports stress.
- topical dosage forms such as those described above in connection with skin applications or injections of physiologically acceptable solutions or suspensions which contain one or more of the substances described are particularly suitable in or to the desired destination.
- the type of carrier fluid and the other constituents depend on the respective application site and are familiar to the person skilled in the art.
- osteoblasts contain aromatase (Shozu 1998, Tanaka 1996)
- the considerations set out above predict that the decrease in bone substance is due to the collagen-reducing effect of the increased local estrogen formation.
- Bone aromatase activity actually correlates with the extent of osteoporosis (Nawata 1995). Following the new concept of the invention, it is now possible to stop the progression of osteoporosis by inhibiting the aromatase.
- Aromatase inhibition can optionally be topical, by diffusion of the steroidal hydrophobic drug through the skin, through a transdermal system or through a systemic m introduced into the blood, by injecting a depot of a drug into the muscles or by inhalation of the drug.
- the approved 4-hydroxy-androstenedionon (trade name: Lentaron) is particularly suitable for topical applications. As a largely identical sterol to androstenedione, it simply penetrates the skin and irreversibly occupies its active center when it hits the aromatase (suicide inhibition; sucide inhibition). Oral intake is therefore obsolete.
- estrogens can also be achieved by blocking the estrogen receptor with the above-mentioned anti-estrogens.
- the most widespread substance is tamoxifen, which is used in hormone therapy for breast cancer.
- glucocorticoids As in skin fibroblasts, glucocorticoids also stimulate aromatase expression in osteoblasts (Shozu 1998, Tanaka 1996). According to the current doctrine, this actually had to be beneficial for the bone. Clinical experience clearly shows that systemic treatment with glucocorticoids leads to premature osteoporosis (Jardmet 2000, Lespessailles 2000). This can be easily explained by the considerations above, but not by the current doctrine.
- glucocorticoids stimulate aromatase expression, it is plausible that the increased vulnerability of tendons such as the Achilles tendon is mediated through this mechanism. Glucocorticoids lead to atrophy of the skin through a decrease in collagen synthesis in the skin ( ⁇ lkannen 1998). It is plausible that this is at least partly due to the stimulation of the
- Aromatase expression in skin fibroblasts is based, so that the accompanying, optionally topical or systemic aromatase inhibition according to the invention is able to avoid the disadvantageous effects of therapy with glucocorticoids, or at least the side effects related to skin and connective tissue.
- lipids are deposited on the inside of the artery wall. These whitish lipids form a so-called "fatty streak” together with the macrophages, some of which they contain. It mainly consists of cholesterol esters.
- atherosclerotic plaque can develop from the "fatty streak” (Schwartz 1993). This is a larger elevation of the intima, which is surrounded by a capsule made of collagen fibers and whose interior consists of amorphous cholesterol esters and living or perished macrophages (Libby 2000). As long as the collagen fiber capsule is intact, the atherosclerotic plaque is not clinically noticeable.
- plaque stabilization It is not so important to reduce the size of the plaque, but to get it as low in cells and lipids as possible and to stabilize it.
- a major reason for the drastic increase in heart attacks after menopause could be that the aromatase in the vascular wall, but especially in the macrophages of the plaques, is stimulated by the permanently increased LH concentrations, and the estrogens formed stimulate the collagen metabolism of the plaques so that it becomes unstable.
- the smooth muscle cells of the arterial wall contain quite a bit of aromatase (Harada 1999).
- the coronary arteries can synthesize ostradiol and have estrogen receptors (Diano 1999). Inhibiting aromatase or blocking estrogen receptors therefore not only has a protective effect on the bones, but also on the atherosclerotic plaques and can thus help that To reduce cardiac risk, especially in postmenopausal women.
- the thickness of the wall of the urethra and thus possibly the closing mechanism may depend on a sufficient proportion of collagen fibers
- the treatment of urinary incontinence in older women is indicated by the use of substances which inhibit estrogen formation or effects, such as systemic therapy with aromatase inhibitors, according to the invention.
- systemic therapy with an aromatase inhibitor with few side effects had the additional advantage that the coagulation system did not is negatively influenced and that there is no longer bleeding of the uterine mucosa.
- vitamin D in fibroblasts and keratocytes of the skin can also stimulate aromatase expression (Hughes 1997). Vitamin D is formed in the skin by sun exposure. It is therefore plausible that sunbathing reduces the collagen content of the skin.
- Another useful application of the invention is to at least the illuminated body parts with a topical application of estrogen-forming or
- Prostatic hypertrophy Fmasterid must be given systemically in order to achieve the desired effects on the scalp.
- Fmasteride is also given systemically for the treatment of hirsutism (Mude ⁇ s 2000).
- hirsutism Mude ⁇ s 2000.
- a combination is also advantageous in view of the fact that if only the 5 alpha-reductase is inhibited in the skin of the extremities, the formation of estrogen in the skin would increase. To make matters worse, testosterone disappears faster (becomes dihydrotestosterone), which can inhibit aromatase.
- the increased estrogen formation in the skin would make it thinner and at the same time increase the subcutaneous fatty tissue. Therefore it makes sense to inhibit aromatase at the same time.
- Impairment of growth not only of the beard growth, but also the pubic and armpit hair can be achieved.
- Cetylsteoryl alcohol 3.0 ml glycerol monostearate o. 5 ml
- Aromatase inhibiting effect 0.4 ml
- Aromatase inhibiting effect 0.4 ml
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